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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-16

Eclipse 50. 80 ladiss' shoes. q *. g. F
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-04
Condensed Locals.


Hancock Post, No. I, G.. \. r., gave a hop at
Abner's hall last evening, which was largely at
tended. The entertainment was in charge Of
Aessrs. NJ. A. Dillon, L. ID. Bumpus. X. G. Sneden.
A. B. Frisbie 7. 3. Harrison. Judson Knight, j. ID.
Buckley. Arthur Sehatz. u. V. Mitchell, John
WEIGH, j. X. Woiston. ID. ID. Marsh, Thos. Hynes,
"A. G. Watson, &. DanenhOwer.
Attention is called TO the notice I'm the adver-
tising columns calling for meeting OF citizens OF
Northeast Washington interested in improvements
In thai section OF the city.
The following chiefs were raised last night In
Usage Tribe, No. q, I. q. X NJ. Sach.. j. II. Gray:
senior sag. A T.. CalunluS: junior sag. X VI. van
neman; e. OF r., j. f. Dement,: h. OF W., j. L.
The members OF the Washington Canoe club had
the4- rrst wfnter campfire al their club house
last evening. The program included supper. pipes.
The friends OF the gentleman who was drowned
rom the Long bridge on the 9TH ult. offer a re-
be seen by the advertisement elsewhere.
Metropolis Lodge, No. 16, i. u. o. F.. has
elected the following 0iflcerS Milton Griffin n. g..
F. c. Griffin, V. g.; Edward Bawsel. X. s.; Peter
Harr, +. 8: G. W. Lednnaria. treas.
Mary Z. Sharp. daughter OF Sarah E. and the
late Joseph X. sharp. who was superintendent OF
the Washington division OF the Pennsylvania rail-
road company. died this morning at the residence
Of her her. No. 403 9Th street southwest.
The vacancy caused by the resignation OF Geo.
A. Bentley, superintendent station ID, of the city
post o1ice, has been filled by the appointment OF
Lewis FleiDer. whose drug store is on the south
west corner OF l4th and L streets northwest.
While Anton RuppertS butcher wagon was
standing In 'front.' OF house No. 119 East Capitol
Snarched the whip and ran OH. lie was arrested
by Ofcer Oliver and taken to the Police Court,
where be pleaded guilty TO a charge OF larceny.
He was given thirty days.
The grand jury to-day presented indictments
against Joseph Beard, houSebreaking in day;
Priscilla Chase second offense petit larceny; and
Charles Zypprecht. do.
John ". kennedy was to-day accepted as q
grand Juror OF the Criminal Court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-04

HEADQUARTERS
FOR FAvORS FOR THE GERMAN
Many styles never before seen in this country.
GAMES, GAMES, GAMES.
HOME ANCSEMENTS HOME AMUSEMENTS
EVENING PASTIMES
Extensive Dealer and Manufacturer Of
WORSTED AND KNIT GOODS.
INFANT OUTFITS.
CH. r q PERT,
ja3 4O3-4O5 9TH st. NV,
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WHITE. HowAnn & Co,

WHITE, HowARn & Co,
rs West 18th Street,
New York,
Beg to announce that they have opened their Branch
House,
61o 18th Street Northwest
Cover Hanson, Hiss & Co's)
And are now prepared to show very Eegant Assert
ment Of
IMPORTED COSTUMES,
RECEPTION, DINNER AND BALL DRESSES
WRAPS BONNETS, ETC,
Just received from the leading houses OF
LONDON AND PARIS
Imported specially for the Washington Season.
2 West 18th street, New York $40 Broadway Sara.
toga Springs West End Hotel and Rowland Hotel Cot.
tsge, Long Branch. and
S15 18th ct. NV, Washington, D. c.
d31-lm
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ELpHoSzo Youses
Company
Are offering the following special supplies for New
= Years:
Extra Choice Stem Cut Florida Oranges Malass
Grapes Genuine Lady Apples. Velvet Skin Lemons.
AlMonds Genuine Languadoc Soft Shell Almonds.
sins. Extra Choice Table OH Durkee's Salad Dress
ing. Large assortment choice fickes, including
sweet Pickles tickled Mangoes, Stuffed Mapgoes &C.
&C., &c. Genuine Shellbsrk Hickory Nuts
CHEESE
Genuine Imported Switzer Cheese Neufchatel
Cheese Sap SaEp Cheese, English Dairy Cheese New
Engi~nd Ssxe Cheese, Extra New York Cream Cheese
Parmasan Cheete Pineapple Cheese, Edxm Cheese.
ELPHONZO YOUNGS
Company,
426 9th street. d3O
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REDUCTION IN FINE DRESS GOODS.
At the great trade centers the Holiday is the
time for reducing stock and have been fortunate
enough in securing many new lines at prices which will
justify us in making leaders of thenl ask you to
note the following remarkably low prices good de-
sirable dress materials for winter wear:
Heather Mixture A ill., all WOOL in a variety of COL
ors, at SOC. per yard. Manufacturers price, 62kc
Lupin's Cable Cord ~ in, all WOOL in all colors at
75c. Importers price, 31.O5.
Wide Vale Diagonals 40 in, all wool in ten coors
at 6Oc. Importers price, Toe
Canvas Diagonas, "a in all WOOL in sixteen shades
to buy regular would cost us S7sc; mark them
SOC.
Gilberts Stripes, As in. wide. few more patterns
left at old price, 75c.; would be cheap at 1.25.
Herring Bone Bayure AZ ill., in the finest quality of
WOOL in texture, quality and the cheapest fabric
ever offered at 81 per yard
Our Silks Satins, Velvets and Pushes for evening
wear in high novelties the handsomest goods we
have ever shown.
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DRY GOODS.
Mn. WINTER Rrpucrross.

SEATON PERRY.
PARIS coNBiNATToN SUITS, reduced rom ESQ to
PARIS COMBINATION SUITS. reduced from ses to
PAEis COMBINATION SUITS. reduced from s2s to
PAEIs RECOMMENDATION SUITS. reduced from SEQ to
PARIS coMBINATIoN SUITS. at 81: and sle5o:
tfTEfE iha sPk1oEs- ON
Lars AND SEAL Flush sAootE s'f AND
~spEciaL OFFERING OF BLACK AND coIoREp
JERSEYs at $50 each; former prices were from
A IoT 'S OF F LxDIEs GossAMEK wATER-pRooFs
at 81; reduced from S2 and $3.50.
REMNANTS OF SILKS. yELyETSsDcESS GOODS,
FLANNELS. CLOTHS. LINENS AND DOMES-
NovEIfiEs INFANtY SILK eAUzEs. ILLUSIONS
hofKE FRHSeAfsE IN BLACK AND ALL THE
EvENISG S SILKS AND sAr1Ns IN GREAT vARr-
ETY..
SUPERB STOCK OF BLACK AND coLORED
FAILLE FRANCHISE. SATIN DUCHESSE, RIA
DANES, MAScOTTE sURAHS AND GkoS
LYONS PURE SILK vELyETs FROM 20 TO rs
INCHES WIDE IN BLACK AND 20 DIFFER
ENT SHADES, RANGING FROM 81 TO 81 PER
TIRE foGssE pER1Nors KID GLOVES.
gE-SPECIAL APARTMENT FOR DISPLAYING
a. PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES
PERRY BUILDING
Pennsylvania ave, cor. 9th St
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JOhnsOn'S, Cor. 18th and f..
Two hundred bushels OF the finest OYSTERS ON
hand that ever came to this market. Four YEA.
old plants and solid Tat. They can do anything
That an oyster could be expected TO 90 but talk
For ssealn half shell, Stews, &c, they are bang up
Lifetime experience. Ladies' large saloon at.
tached.
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SCOTS Emulsion Of Pure

COD LIVER OIL, WITH HYPOPHOsPHITES
Is most valuable remedy for Consumption, Scroll
uia, Wasting Diseases, OF children, Colds and
Cnronic coughs and In all conditions where there
Is "a loss or nesh, lack OF nerve power and gen.
erai debility OF the system. eo4W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-04

Probably no other woman in the world receives
so many ''letters or thanks rs Lydia E. Pinkharn
Il viii simply say that your Vegetable Compound
Is all you recommend IL TO be. II has done me
w0ritS OF good Another lady writes from Ottawa
bottle OF your Vegetable Compound, have used two
ooSesof Pills ana several packages your Sanatiye
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good derived from your medicines They are a
regular God-send. All the pains and aches have
almost disappeared, my stomach is much stronger
browns Bronchial TrOches viii relieve
tarodt diseases. They are used always with good
success. eO
To Get Rid Of u Cough or Cold promptly
USE Bakers Cod Liver Oil and Malt, a wonderful
remedy. Bakers pure Norwegian Cod Liver OIL
Is unequaled. BAKER Co., Phila., and at drug
gists.
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426 9th street
GIAcr Fnu1r.
PATE DE FOIEs GRAs.
TRUFFLEs,
FRENCH PLUM PUDDING.
NEW ENGLAND SAUSAGE.
n. w. BURCHELL.
BLANcHARps
A cgEEsEIEAd ns i HNEMERX T0k C0TaAks COLDS

INTAHiifLE PICTORIAL COMPOUND.
CEkIMN, hEMEDY FOR COUGHS, COLDS,
CATAkkH AND BRONCHIAL TROUBLES
INN compound. though eretAtled for the past six
years BY the manufacturer, has become 90 renowned
Though IT. many effective cures that We now
doing s sie peplsssors q tins soSsrsisn Remedy
1or Coughs Colds 1fonchitia Inctpient Consumption,
etc. claims for IL thu highest curative poweT md thaf
has HfUsen itself pm intaibe balm for the sfiicted
retsr yo9 e our numerous which has e.
sAneaed the fact power
TestmoniAls thankfully received.
70. IS sl z II zIdB's'i hAsurAcrua1so CO.
FnE IssuaAscr.
CALIFORNIA INSURANCE CO, Of San Francasco.
nj PAUL flRE AND MARINE INSURANCE CO.,
ANGLO-NkFADA ASSURANCE CORPORATION.
COAAERCIAL INSURANCE CO. of California
aAA1fonD SIEAM BOILER INSPECTION AND
INSURANCE co.
cLAuDIUs n JEWELL. AGENT.
Room g. Kallogy Building,
olAttu.thsy6M 14l6 y Ct n W.
GNTLxNxNe SUITS SECURED
Ccsss 50 cah, Pants, Is cents; Vcsts. q ~
Atsfing Sne tepstrine done ia best manner.
0ooos ceAseo I0e and delivered
= So5 9th q AZ, tssasphone cali bos.sa5. s:d e
N.Caiysss st. Baletnog& Telephone call IA ~
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LAsxzrs Loan Orr1cE

Money Loaned ON Gold and silver Watcher Ma
1enos, Seweiry, Pistols, Guns. Mechanical Toola
i-iiss and ssentlemsn's wearing ApsArsl- Old Gold
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-04

Try knights OF Labor Cigar. &C.; %
Fine cigars III Il box. TO 500. Wholesale ana
retail. MORRILL, ia 9Th street northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-04

WilbOr's Cod Liver Oil and Phosphate
OF Lime cures. Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis
ana ScroIuiOts humOrS. To CONsUMPuVES.-Aany
have been happy TO give their iuony In favor on
the Use or '!NilbOrs Pure Cod Liver OH and Lime
experience has proved 1t to be valuable remedy
Tor Consumption, Asthma, Diphtherfa, and ali
Diseases o! the Throat and Lungs. manufactured
oniy by A. b. WILBOR Chemist, Boston Sold by
ali druggists. eo3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-04

SonE PEop1E CIR Rich
BY WATCHING THEIR CHANCES,
AT OAK HALL. CORNER 10TH AND STREETS
cesa :.s e and stock
and the entire
Fo as s6Ys 70 = IS s' YEARS 2I
81 Overcoats at 81.
Oyercoats at 800
g SysFsS:ss st ss $50
**s,5 5,Ss 0sessss It "a q sS
$40 Overcoats at ~ so.
o. Jacket and Pants at $3.50
g 5 5.stss AMID AMID Pants Pants at =. $3.50
~ 80 Jacket and Pants y s5.
40, .ovs : s ;.sse tam and Pant Pants Al s.
g. 0yercoats at s3.-o
$3.50 Overcoats at 90.
$40 OyerrOats ut .. 30.
Us Overcoats ut $40.
e Suits Suits y; g. $50
+ s sa1s: 4 y g.
ros xpx .n' S1 ;1 spiss e sio.
~ Oyercosts at $3.50
$l5 Overcoais at elO.
Pig 0vercoats 1t $ll.
$23 Overcoats ut SIS.
$Z1 OvercOats at 1850.
1sasssc saatSais ssseS sao
$ $s.s9 s sui,s a. a. 1880 $SS5
siy suits Suits At 30.
{ y: IS ? ss's: : ss!s.So
Full Dre0o Suits (sWallOW.tnil coat) af 400
Odd Pants, immense variety. from $3.50 up.
At OAK HALL,
az CORNER 10TH AND siAEETs.
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Old RVe WhiSk y

four years old, $50 per gallon. Try it.
y. I. METzGEI & BRO,
i Az 9TH ST, u. W
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CITY ITEMS.
Elegant Potatoes,

at wholesale and retail, price low.
y. L. METZGER Bro
i All 1lh ST H. W
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Oun New Vans Pnocr.AM.rroS,

KINGS PALACE
oh2AT CLOAK AND MILLINERY SLAUGHTER.
For q you can buy and elegant Cloth Newmarket,
can S.y Beer r xSsh s.o
&c q Joa can buy SILK FurLined Circular.
For tails you can buy nice Boucle JACKET worth
For Is you can buy Boucle visite, worth s1o
Tp. % yeS can car, buy black and brown Astrakhan
lor sl5 e. can buy Seal Plush visite. fur trim
For ssS yea can buy an elssant Seal Plush visite.
oisy s 6e t Trimming an worth $3S ., 40.
For ~ you can buy 9 lovely Seal Plush Coat real
Tor CPS you can buy the finest Seal Plush Coats
OVER 1000 oHbER saSsA AKR Kisses COATS
For e225 you can buy IN elegant Childs Coat, from
tEfsTs yeu can buy lovely childrsn's Coats, ages
For 1850 you can buy children's Coats. ranging
20, ssf g Soa can buy elesan. childrsn Coats. fully
Az cosss for Misses, sold formerly at s1e and sls
A e need ee s q It f19 } only and
P P3I sf4 eS Street Don't miss to go to KINGS
OUR GREAT MILLINERY SALE.
have been fortunate close the entire stock Of
rslt only dssr.be and leading shapes and coiors
:s;ss :sosf s9 HAS snd
q elegant Fes Bsnne
q VIC. Our immense stock Of Birds, Wings Tips and
1!9me2 Will be sold, some as low as 15, IL, 10 and
FLOWERS.
we have lust received large display of elegant
Flowers, particularly fine French Bouquets for even
M wen, Eat ss % and 81 cents only; Don't buy
buy your Kid Gloves ut KINGS PALACE il you wish
20 save your money. French Pattern Hats OF own
importation sold at $25 will now be offered at 30 only.
AL are Invited to Our New Years Clearing Sale.
KINGS PALACE,
3s3 814 Seventh Street NV.
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Miss Ju11rr CoRsos SAYS

Miss JuLIEr CoRsos SAYS.
In an article entitled Family Living on $500 Year"
Fuel for cooking stove and two other nres and
lights. would about sS per month provided Corr
were used In Cities" &c.
WE ARE DELIVERING CRUSHED coKr tn
ANY PART OF WASHINGTON
on GEORGETOWN
20 Bushels for S31O.
% Bushels for $3.50
COKE NOT CRUSHED
30 Bushels for $3.50
% Bushels for $500
WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY.
&a al and 4l3 10th street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-04

Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and Delivered In y Id. "Ward" prints soc per lb.
Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermllk: sweet MiIE
DC. per quart. Cream l5c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-04

BLUINE Is sold at D, 10, 20 and 30 cents a pack
lSe. handsome presents with each package
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-04

DRY GOODS SLAUGHTERED, 736 It'll st. Auction
sales 10 IL u and pm daily.
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UsDaawzAn SALE
EXTRAORDINARY,
DOUGLASS,
9th STREET. ST. CLOUD BUILDING.

We ask the attention of lady patrons to the fol-
lowing card which think will prove interesting to
them.
The irm who have been for the past ten years sup
plying us with COTTON UNDERWEAR, having been
obliged to discontinue operations account Of the
large losses sustained in their endeavors compete
with other manufacturers, and at the time PAY
THEIR EMPLOYEES LIVING WAGES, have shipped
to us THEIR ENTIRE STOCK, WITH INSTRUC-
TONS TO SELL AT SUCH PRICES AS WE DEEM
PROPER. The goods, far material. shape and
finish is concerned, are perfect: but, many of them
being sample garments, and, consequently receiving
extra handling are somewhat soled and will need to
he aundried For this reason they have been divided
into several lots each lot containing Night Dresses
Skirts, Chemise, Drawers &C., and every garment in
each lot will be sold at uniform price of So &c., 81
&c. THESE PRICES ARE IN EACH CASE FAR BE-
LOW THE ACTUAL cos OF THE GOODS. CONSE-
QUENTLY ONLY BARGAINS WILL BE OFFERED.
We desire to state further that these lots do not
clude size In each garment but each lot contains
sizes in one more garments suitable every lady,
The sale will begin TUESDAY MORNING, at IL
O'Clock. and will continue each day until the en-
tire lot IL exhausted.
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phosphate powders sotD ONLY IN CANs ROYAL
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-04

DuNcANsoN Bros, aucuoneers win contin,,e nj
30o Stn ssreet northwest, to-u4orrow mo. mug
January ), AT 10 ociocA, the OF the euliIr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-04

HE LAW AS TO SALE OF A LCSaTIC's REAL ES-
IAIk-ln the case vi tieorgo bient, IttIiatic, the
CURT IN general term yc,teTuay decided tu.inlou
by Justice Cox that IL Wa, competent In tui, us,
trIct fur the Equity Court 10 decree d "a the
real estate ol "A luatic BY the committee anu IL
sale by trustee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-04

ROYALTIES CLAIMED TO BE DCE.-Nr. ~ C. Rich
ards, OF this city. has begun a suit against Eiw ard
r. All1S, OF Milwaukee, lor $121, 0OO Tor royalties
alleged To be due on patent Tor improved ma
chihery for the manufacture OF flour, obtained by
Charles n Roberts in 1877. Mr.. Roberts /, dead
and Ar- hicharts represents the present owners Of
the patents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-04

MARRIAGE LICESSEs--Aarriage licenses have
been issued by the CLERK Of the court 10 Vim
nanda!i, VI NOTION, ana Martha Gordon: Joseph
z. hudson and saggie j. Wagner. poIn or ki,h-
0ond, Va; WIN. CoiDert ana fannle BalIimore
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-04

Mr. j. n. GRADY was last night MADE happy BY
The presentation 10 MIN or :, go,u he,.ae. ,ar,s.
suitably in,crioed Dy the ATTACHES Oh tine t,ouieI
Saeie Ciotlns Co., On me occasfon his Ne .irlug
QoAa the cement OF tnaI concern Tor me our.
pose OF assuming the general Infringement OF the
establishment Va SdAs 60.
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FnE lrsusANcE.


Ccsss 80 cahA, Pants. IS cents Vesss g ~ =
Goods called az and delivered
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

HrxAx artificial eyes. Hempler's, ave-, cor. 4,
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'ON TINE EVERY TINE-"-A number OF commute
ton passengers ON the washington and OHIO rail-
ROAD, VINO ave along the line OF the road ana do
oaanesS In the city. nave presented the two engi-
neers ana TWO 1remen running the accommodation
trains each with "a Handsome silver badge, in aI,-
probation OF their services in bringing them INTO
me city on schedule time FOR entire YEAR EXCEPT
when prevented Dy Hood anu wdshouL over wnlcn
they had no conIroi. ne badges quite hand
some and are Inscribed .-On time every time
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-04

Cosr OF THE CASAL-COntroller Turner OF Mary
land, IN his annual report TO tine governor siig-
ycsts That something heroic ;nust De done win
the CHESAPEAKE anu OHIO canal, which owes lne
state over 81, OOOU 900, and Is In depl0raDie con-
ditioo. The TOBACCO Warehouses and the oyster
treasury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-04

and VIII be stocked with the largest assortment O
goods in the city. Card Engraving and Prtntip,
speciality.
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"a Genuine reductions in price made in order 20
close out al Winter Stock Every article POSITIVELY
AT Cosr PRICE.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-04
Canpanini as a Stage Lover.

Campanini was Ii tenor with whom no
prima donna ever quarreled, or ever made
soft eyes to that had real meaning in them.
And vet there were times when the fair
singers dreaded singing with him. He simu-
lated passion, angry passion, altogether too
realistically In the tender scenes of court
ship, as in Faust" Campanini was a most
agreeable lover He neither overdid nor
underdid the part. His touch was gentle and
he had good mentor in pair of bright eyes
belonging to Mrs. Campanini, who invariably
watched him from the scenes. But in tragic
parts like that of the jealous lover in Gar
men," Campanini was terror. The gentle,
sweet voiced little Valera, who was 20 great
a favorite in New York seven or eight years
ago, will carry scar on her finger to her
diving day that Campanini made while sing
ing with her in Carmen" 1t is his business.
III one of his paroxysms of Jealousy, to seize
E-ichaela's hand (Valleria's, and on one oc-
casion he did so with such violent stimulation
of passion that ring that she wore cut
through to the bone. 1t was splendid acting.
The audience cheered and cheered, and he led
Valera TO the foot lights while the poor
woman was almost faint from pain. Campo
mini was in great distress when he learned
what he had done.
Minnie Hauk regarded Campanini as the
best Don Jose by all odds, as she certainly is
the best Carmen, on the stage. and she always
sang the part better with him than with any
one else; but she used to caution him in an
undertone when she saw that his dramatic in
stinSt was inpelhng him to be too realistic,
and once, in the murder scene when Don
Jose is about to stab Carmen to death, Campo
mini hooked SO ferocious and dreadful that
Minnie Hauk said in an undertone with a
smile: Remember, you are not to really stab
me-" An astonishing lack of jealousy charac-
terized Campanini. He never displayed the
slightest faint of that passion, and Col. Maple
son says that he is the only great singer he
ever had to do with from whom jealousy did
not at times crop out-New York Sun.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-04

The other day Deputy Clerk Henry Hardy
was requested TO put on record deed Of
trust in which small farmer pledged his
best suit of clothes to the merchant who was
to provide him with some needed pro-
visions The farmer regretfully stated that
he had been compelled by the city merchant
to furnish security. He had an old suit, and
thought he could stay away from church
until next fall, when he would get in bis
crops and pay his debts. He was permitted
to keep the clothes, but was not 10 wear them
out, and was made to understand that they
were liable to execution in case he failed TO
meet his agreement Another deed of trust
recorded was for three chickens. They were
all the impecunious farmer had, and as Sc
curity of some kind was demanded the
chickens Were put On paper. Numerous in
stances are on record where mules, COWS,
pigs, sewing machines, and even baby car
riages have been pledged by small planters
who applied for credit Most Of these are ne
groes. but quite number OF white men have
obtained temporary relief from poverty By
rortgaging property OF the description
given Mule mortgages are by far the most
common. however; next to mules. sewing
machines are acceptable to the merchants,
who, either through avarice or fear Of being
swindled, compel their debtors 70 give deeds
of trust on articles which in many cases are
valueleSS -Eicksburg Herald